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SUMMARY:Writing Center Writing Workshop: Discipline Specifics
DESCRIPTION:Come join the Writing Center intern\, Alex Sudduth\, for a series of workshops focused on special topics in writing. This week’s workshop will focus on persuasive writing.
URL:/event/writing-center-writing-workshop-discipline-specifics/
LOCATION:CIC 201EA\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Ashley Benson":MAILTO:ashley.benson@wsu.edu
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SUMMARY:“Hibakusha at the End of the World� by Japanese film maker Hitomi Kamanaka
DESCRIPTION:History will be made on Friday\, March 9\, when an atomic-bomb survivor (hibakusha) from Nagasaki\,\nMr. Mitsugi Moriguchi\, will visit Richland and tour Hanford’s B Reactor\, which produced plutonium\nfor the Nagasaki atomic bomb. He will be accompanied by a student from Nagasaki University\, Ms.\nHanako Mitsuoka. \nThe visit is part of a Nagasaki-Hanford Bridge Project sponsored by Consequences of Radiation\nExposure (CORE)\, a Washington state nonprofit\, and funded\, in part\, by the City of Nagasaki.\nThe project is spearheaded by Professor Emerita Norma Field of the University of Chicago and\nAssociate Professor Yuki Miyamoto of De Paul University in Chicago\, who is a second-generation\nhibakusha (that is\, at least one parent is an A-bomb survivor). Trisha Pritikin\, an Oakland attorney\nactive with Hanford downwinders\, is also part of the project team. \nA press conference with the visitors will be held at 3:30 p.m. in the multipurpose room of the\nHanford Reach Interpretive Center\, 1943 Columbia Park Trail. \nAlso on March 9 at 6:30 p.m.\, the documentary film “Hibakusha at the End of the Worldâ€� by\nJapanese film maker Hitomi Kamanaka will be shown at the ÎçÒ¹¾ç³¡ auditorium.\nIn current usage\, the term hibakusha identifies all human victims of radiation. The film brings\ntogether footage not only from Japan and Hanford\, but also Iraq (victims of depleted uranium\nmunitions). \nFollowing the two-hour film\, there will be an address by Mr. Moriguchi and a question and answer\nperiod. The event is open to the public.\nMedia contact: Jim Stoffels\, 946-8087
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LOCATION:East Auditorium\, 2710 Crimson Way\, Richland\, WA\, 99354
CATEGORIES:academic
ORGANIZER;CN="Robert Franklin":MAILTO:robert.franklin@wsu.edu
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